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<h1>Fixing Brown Spots In Grass</h1>

<p>A brown spot on your grass happens to everyone at some point.
Brown spots can be cause by many different things; compacted roots,
animals, insects, high traffic areas, not enough water and not
enough sun. Here is a quick and simple fix to help make that lawn
look great.</p>
<p>You don't need to buy expensive products to fix your lawn. All
you need to fix your lawn is, seed, fertilizer, and compost. To get
started we are going to want to rack the affected area with a firm
rack, to rough it up. Then with a hoe, cultivator, or a garden fork
loosen the soil down a couple of inches to give the grass the
chance to germinate and grow long and healthy roots. Following the
manufactures instructions place the fertilizer down and work it
into the soil with a garden fork or your hands. Make sure that you
use gloves when dealing with fertilizer. Once that fertilizer is
worked into the soil lightly sprinkle the grass seed over top of
the soil. You want to sprinkle the seed like you would salt on some
French fries. When buy the seed to use you want to use a type that
is a perennial type that is right for your area, not one that is
annual and dies after the season. Then once you have the seed is in
place cover, the area with compost to aid in the growth of healthy
grass. Step on the patch to set the seed. Finally water the seed
thoroughly to give the planted seed a great start.</p>
<p>If you think that a pet or animal created the spot with urine,
you will want to add lime to the soil to neutralize the acid in the
urine. If you are not sure if it was an animal, you can test the
soil with a PH tester that you can buy at the store. For grass to
grow right it prefers a PH level of 6 - 7.</p>
<p>When dealing with a lot of fixes, you can place the seed
fertilizer and the compost into a bucket. Mix the bucket up good to
make sure that everything is dispersed evenly. Now you're going to
want to roughen up all the areas that need to be fixed. Then place
the mixer on to each stop and press it down with your foot. Water
the patches daily till the new grass is about two inches high. Then
water every other day till the grass is hardy and well rooted.</p>

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